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Curt Palme
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 1:37 am Post subject: No H shift- Marquee Ultra. Tim, tse? |
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OK, just as I thought I'd seen every Marquee problem, I don't have any H shift on this low hour Ultra. Mint shape, but no H shift. I've swapped the H output board where the H shift comes from, the CLM (with a non Ultra) and that's where I'm at.
Any ideas? On the couple of non Ultras that I've had this on, it was always the H output board.
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Nashou66
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Curt Palme
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I will post this freely. I am a dipshit of the highest order (do I get a prize?).
I had interchanged the R and B H yoke connectors. Figured it out when I found out that the green H move worked.
I did see that the H shift position of the R and B would change once in a while, but didn't equate it that I was shifting the red image with the blue move control and vice versa.
The stupid thing is, I've done this maybe a dozen times before, and always nailed it quickly. THis time it was over 2 hours, schematics, board extenders and meters all over the place.
IDIOT!
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Nashou66
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| Curt Palme wrote: | I will post this freely. I am a dipshit of the highest order (do I get a prize?).
I had interchanged the R and B H yoke connectors. Figured it out when I found out that the green H move worked.
I did see that the H shift position of the R and B would change once in a while, but didn't equate it that I was shifting the red image with the blue move control and vice versa.
The stupid thing is, I've done this maybe a dozen times before, and always nailed it quickly. THis time it was over 2 hours, schematics, board extenders and meters all over the place.
IDIOT!
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LOL I hate it when i have those 2 hour long Brain Farts!!!!!!!!
I did that when I forgt to connect the VDM cable to the Mother Board, same thing, all the test equipment out.
Doh !!!! 
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AnalogRocks
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| Curt Palme wrote: | I will post this freely. I am a dipshit of the highest order (do I get a prize?).
I had interchanged the R and B H yoke connectors. Figured it out when I found out that the green H move worked.
I did see that the H shift position of the R and B would change once in a while, but didn't equate it that I was shifting the red image with the blue move control and vice versa.
The stupid thing is, I've done this maybe a dozen times before, and always nailed it quickly. THis time it was over 2 hours, schematics, board extenders and meters all over the place.
IDIOT!
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I hate when that happens 
Yep that's an (temporary) Eye Dee Ten Tee problem for sure.
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garyfritz
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| Curt Palme wrote: | | I will post this freely. I am a dipshit of the highest order |
Kal, don't we need this posted front-and-center on the forum page??
In the computer world that's referred to as a PEBKAC issue. Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair. 
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tse
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I've been there.....
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AnalogRocks
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Ex GF's car would over heat. I started talking the whole cooling system apart, flushing the rad, heater core lines. It still over heated. I went and bought a water pump and was just in the process of taking the stuff off the engine to change it. My XGF says "Oh by the way, I noticed the fan doesn't spin anymore."
So I checked the fuse. Ummm yeah. 8 hours work for nuttin' LOL  I am a professional. Please feel free to try this at home
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| Curt Palme wrote: | | I had interchanged the R and B H yoke connectors. Figured it out when I found out that the green H move worked. |
I was actually going to post that as I did that by mistake a long time ago myself but thought that I better not as you may be insulted by something so simple.
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